A black-and-white photograph of three men, identified as Champions Jackson Sundown, Hall, and Rollen, 1916, are standing in an open space that might be a field or rodeo ring. One man appears to be Native American and the other two appear to be caucasian. All three men are wearing cowboy hats and boots. The Native American man has his long braids tied in front underneath a scarf around his neck. He wears a beaded belt, long-sleeved light-colored shirt, and wooly chaps. He has bracelets at both wrists and is smiling, standing facing the photographer with his hand on his left hip, holding a rope.The man in the middle is wearing a dark knit shirt with a lighter stripe across the middle, and leather chaps with metal conchos down the side. He stands smiling with arms akimbo facing the photographer, hands resting on the thick rope tied around his waist. The third man is looking to the left of the photograph, and is frowning. He is wears a light-colored shirt and plain leather belt and his leather chaps have metal conchos with leather tassles down the sides.
Black and white image of Indians on horseback participating in a parade. Spectators line either side of the street. Buildings are visible behind the crowds.
"Black and white image of a woman identifed as Peggie Warren on horseback during a bucking contest at the Pendleton Round-up. Several men, including a photographer are in the arena also. The crowd is in the background."
"Black and white image of men on horseback during a parade in Pendleton, Oregon. U.S. flags and a Round Up banner are hung over the street. Crowds and buildings are visible on each side of the street."
